SPORTS MEDICINE FELLOWSHIP FACULTY, FELLOWS and STAFF

Nahid Farhat, MD

Sports Medicine

Dr. Nahid Farhat is a Primary Care Sports Medicine Fellow at Lancaster General Hospital. She earned her medical degree in Saudi Arabia and completed her Family Medicine residency at the Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania. She previously served as the Program Director of the Family Medicine Residency at Jefferson Einstein Philadelphia.

Her clinical and academic interests include sports medicine, care of the active adult population, musculoskeletal ultrasound, women’s health in sports medicine, and the role of physical activity in the treatment and management of mental health.

Dr. Farhat is passionate about academic medicine and mentorship, with a particular interest in supporting trainees from diverse backgrounds. She aims to expand access to sports medicine care and education both locally and internationally.

Andrew Voyack, DO

Sports Medicine

I was born in Philadelphia, PA, and raised in Moorestown, New Jersey, before returning to Pennsylvania to complete my undergraduate studies at Ursinus College. During my time at Ursinus, I competed on the Division III Cross Country and Track & Field teams and conducted research in neuroscience. I then returned to South Jersey for medical school at Rowan School of Osteopathic Medicine, before crossing the Delaware once again for my residency training in Family Medicine at Crozer Health. After Crozer Hospital’s closure, our program changed sponsorship to Chester County Hospital, where I completed my final year of residency and served as chief resident. Throughout my education and training, I’ve been fortunate to pursue my interests in primary care sports medicine, sideline coverage, procedures, and family medicine. I am now excited to continue my training at Lancaster General Hospital’s Sports Medicine Fellowship Program. Outside of medicine, I enjoy running, cooking, eating, reading, gardening, board games, and sci-fi.

Kevin Pan, DO

Sports Medicine

Dr. Kevin Pan completed his family medicine residency at the Cleveland Clinic. He earned his medical degree from the Ohio University Heritage College of Osteopathic Medicine. Before pursuing a career in medicine, Dr. Pan taught high school biology in St. Louis as part of Teach for America, an experience that deepened his commitment to community health and education. He holds a bachelor’s degree in molecular biology from Kenyon College, where he was also a member of the varsity golf team, and a master’s degree in education from the University of Missouri – St. Louis. His clinical interests include preventive care, patient education, and health equity.

After graduating from fellowship, Dr. Pan returned to the Cleveland Clinic, where he practices Family Medicine and Sports Medicine at the Langston Hughes Community Health & Education Center. He also serves as a team physician for local high schools and Cleveland State University and covers fights for USA Boxing.